The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01
Sebree, Saline .g,, Tribble, Newton
Shaw, ST. Geneyie'el White. Howell
NAYS II.

\ AAhntOh1 Oeeco
Jackson, Camden. Maxwell, Crawford
Jamison, Phelps Miller, Jackson
Jewetb Shelby Moore, Webster
johnson, Buchanan Moulton, Dekslb
Knapp, St Louis Mueller, ST. Charles
Kneisley. Boone Munro, Livingston
Knowles, Holt NeWberTy, Madisops
Leising, Gasconade ODell Reynolds
Lenox, Dent Pearce, Ripley
Purdy, Lawrence Reber, St. Louis
Russell, Mississippi ScboppeDk'rst W'r'n
SHAW, Galloway 49, Shaw, Louis
Shelton, Schuyler Snidow, Hickory
Swift, Mercer Siumons, Texas
Tillottson, Vernon Tate, Lewis
Turner, Clinton Timmons, Barton
Walton, st. Louis Walsh, 81. Louis
Watson, Knox Warren, Pulaski
Whitelaw c. Gi'r'du Weimer, Gentry
Mr.. Speaker, Davies
| ABSENT.
Warner, 81. Louis Martin, st. Louis
Roberts, Sullivan Bodie, Monroe
Moore, New Madrid.
.lII 20 WILL TRY AGAIN.
An effort will be made tomorrow 70
reconsider the vote TO remove the capital
to Sedalia and put the resolution again on
its passage, to succeed substantial reasons
will have to be brought to bear ON some
OF the members to change their vote OF
absent themselves from roll call.
The joint committee on military held
another meeting this afternoon and prac-
tically decided on their Recommendation.
The Jamison bill will be amended in
several respects. The appropriation viii
be cut down from 100000 20 SIS, 900 for
two years. The section providing for re-
organization will be changed in such man
ner that some of the present officers viii
be legislated out of Office. Ii viii be re-
membered that some fear was exhibited
that the passage of the bill in its original
form might have an unfayorable effect on
a part Of the Kansas City militia, provid-
ing for method of getting rid OF
certaiH officers. This objection
will be remedied by recommissioning all
the present officers till their terms expires-
The general objection to the bill, that il
confers too much power upon the foficers
OF the militia has been remedied by making
the military in all cases subservient to the
civil officers. The bill will be formulated
to- morrow and will come from the COM
mittee In such q shape that no one but
the members from the Wolf Tracked coun-
ties who are sent TO the capital to vote
against the appropriation bills can object
TO 1t. -'' s. ''7 --'.. i.'
-'-i THE SENATE
Passed several minor bills among them the
one to allow the communication of the death
penalty where murderers are under eigh-
teen years of age. This cannot be done at
present under the law forbidding the inn
prisonment of boys under eighteen years of
age In the penitentiary.
Senator Seebree offered resolution to-
day appointing committee of three 70
take charge of all bills and measures re-
lating to railroads, Laid over till to-mor-
row. Senator Claycomb introduced bill
enforcing q clause In the state constitutions
prohibiting pooling of railroads. Senator
McGinnis introduced bill authorizing
street railway companies to change their
motive power. Senator Davidson's COM
pulsory education bill was reported upon
unfsvorably by committee on education..and
consideration Of the measure was indefn-
itely postponed.
was in secret session again this afternoon.
J. p. Sebree, warrant clerk in the auditors
Office. and w. s. Brotherton, bookeeper,
testified. What they said was carefully
guarded but it is believed they swore to
nothing Of their own knowledge.
1t is understood that Treasurer Siebert
will testify tomorrow. 81. .....
The militia bill will be reported Friday
by a substitute. The amount of the appro-
priation has not been agreed upon.
The house committee on ways and
means will tomorrow report favorably
the oleomargarine bill, making it confoom
to the United States law. The same COM
mittee will report adversely on two bills to
prohibit the sale OF liquor in less quaint
ties than FIVE gallons, except by drug
gists. SIS.
NJ. Haswill introduced bill providing
for the compiling and manufacture by the
state of a system of free school books and
appropriating $4,000 to defIay the ex-
penses of a commission, composed of the
president of the State University and su-
perintendent of normal schools who shall
draw up system of school books. The
bill also provides for the manufacture of
the books by convicts in the penitentiary.
.."'-' SUBMISSION.
The committee on constitutional amend
ments will report fsvorably to the senate
next Friday. The house concurrent reso-
lutions providing for the submission to a
popular vote Of the prohibition amendment
to The constitution. The friends Of sub
mission in the senate claim a majority of
ten in that bOdy